My master’s programme Geodesy and Geoinformatics

What does it take to map our world, develop technologies for
autonomous driving and work with satellite data, AI and
geoinformation systems? Find out in this episode of Leibniz
UNInsights.


Host Juliana is joined by master's students Ahmed Hossam Maarouf
and Lennart Hoeft, who share their experiences studying the
international Master's programme Geodesy and Geoinformatics at
Leibniz University Hannover.


Together, they discuss why they chose the programme, what
specialisations are available, and what it is like to study in an
international and highly specialised field. Ahmed also talks
about moving from Egypt to Hannover, adapting to a new academic
system and the support available for international students.


The conversation explores practical projects, programming,
machine learning, remote sensing, geomatics and real-world
applications ranging from digital mapping and Google Maps to
autonomous driving and environmental monitoring. Ahmed and
Lennart also explain what makes the programme unique, what skills
prospective students should bring, and which career opportunities
await graduates.


An episode for anyone interested in geodesy, geoinformatics,
geospatial technologies, international study programmes and the
future of digital mapping.


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Geodesy and Geoinformatics (M.Sc.)
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